In order to speak with Tahna in private, Sisko ordered Operations ChiefMiles O'Brien to put Danar and his ship through lengthy "docking regulations", much to Danar's frustration.

In the episode, Danar does not introduce himself to Sisko yet the Commander appears to know his name suggesting he already knew of the Cardassian prior to his arrival at the station.

After Sisko had granted Tahna's request for asylum, an angry Danar left Deep Space 9 for Cardassian space, however, he was later contacted by Sisko for help in apprehending the USS Yangtzee Kiang, which Tahna had hijacked and equipped with a bilitrium-based explosive device hoping it would destroy the Bajoran wormhole. Danar orders his ship to intercept the runabout but not before trying to tell Sisko he was right about Tahna. (DS9: "Past Prologue")

Armstrong recalled playing his Cardassian roles in a 2002 interview; ""One of the nice things is that you get to put on all that makeup, and suddenly you have a Cardassian neck, for instance, that looks like it's been straining with tension for fifty million years. [...] That gives you some idea where they're coming from. I tend to start with the Human behind the mask, then allow the mask to take its effect." [1]

In the Pocket DS9novelFearful Symmetry, the Obsidian Order discovers that Danar bears a resemblance to several Humans, Klingons and Romulans and considers him a candidate to undergo surgical operations with the aim of making him an operative. Danar refuses, but Corbin Entek considers him, and other Guls, to lack the subtlety required for Obsidian Order operations anyway. This is likely an in-joke, referring to the many roles played by Vaughn Armstrong.

He also appears in the novel The Big Game, set in 2370, when he returns to the station after it is believed some Bajoran factions have been attacking Cardassian ships.

Danar is also mentioned in the video gameDominion Wars, in which he can be selected as a Cardassian ship commander. The game also notes that after the incident with Tahna Los, Danar was reported by DoctorJulian Bashir as a typical xenophobic member of the Cardassian military. It also makes reference to a KlingonImperial Intelligence record that states he served with distinction during the Klingon-Cardassian War and it is also known that he was a strong supporter of Cardassia's alliance with the Dominion. Despite his xenophobia, the game states he works well with the Jem'Hadar and during the Dominion War it was believed he was assigned to one of the reactivated Tonga-class blockade runners.